3 Vital Reasons to Use Dental Benefits Before the End of the Year
As the year comes to an end, you may receive a letter from your dentist reminding you to use your benefits before the expire. Benefits renew annually, so if you don’t use them before the year ends they’ll simply lapse. Here are a few reasons you should take advantage of your dental benefits before the end of the year.
Why Use Your Dental Benefits Before Year’s End?
1. You Pay for the Plan
Whether your dental insurance is covered by your employer or you’re self-employed and pay for it out of pocket, the bottom line is that you pay a handsome sum for your policy. By maximizing the value of your plan, you’ll get your money’s worth and feel like you’re fully taking advantage of it. Even if you aren’t going in for something specific, like fillings or a root canal, it’s still important to use the plan for everything from general examinations to cleanings.
2. You May Change Plans
If your dental insurance premiums spike, you may opt to switch to a more affordable policy. That may also translate into fewer benefits that aren’t quite as valuable to you as the current selection. It’s best to take advantage of what you can while you have it, or you risk having to pay for something that is otherwise covered by your existing plan.
3. You Have Dental Needs
Often the most important reason to visit the dentist to use your benefits is because your teeth and gums have very specific needs. It’s important to address those no matter what the circumstance, whether it’s time to schedule a cleaning or you have a cavity that requires filling. Taking good care of your mouth is paramount, and your insurance plan provides a layer of support that makes this care more affordable. You’ll also avoid the need for more complex treatments.
If it’s time to use your benefits, visit Gladstein Dental Center in New Britain, CT. Dr. Eric Gladstein and his caring and qualified staff put your needs first, and they’re proud to offer a range of services to prioritize the health of your teeth and gums. Rely on them for everything from preventative to advanced dental care. Visit the website for more information, or call (860) 223-1162 to schedule an appointment with the dentist.